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Integrations

Integration catalog

Every provider currently available, grouped by type, with what each is used for.

56 providers are available today, and the list grows — new ones appear without a platform upgrade on your side, because the registry is server-side.

Each provider declares a type (what kind of thing it is) and use cases (what it can be used for). Features pick an integration by use case rather than by name, which is why a shipping feature works with whichever carrier you have configured.

Social media

Sixteen providers. Used for publishing, engagement, community and advertising.

ProviderUse cases
FacebookFacebook, Instagram, Ads, Social Media
Instagram (via Facebook)Instagram, Ads
LinkedInLinkedIn, Ads, Social Media
X / TwitterTwitter, Ads, Social Media
TikTokTikTok, Ads, Social Media
YouTubeYouTube, Video, Social Media
PinterestPinterest, Ads, Social Media
SnapchatSnapchat, Ads, Social Media
RedditReddit Community, Content Sharing, Discussion Forums
DiscordDiscord Bot, Community Management, Gaming
TelegramTelegram Bot, Messaging
SlackMessaging, Social Media
TwitchTwitch Streaming, Gaming, Live Content
BlueskyBluesky, Social Media
MastodonMastodon, Social Media
ThreadsThreads, Social Media
Google Business ProfileGoogle Business, Google My Business

Payments

Seven providers. All payment integrations are bring-your-own — funds land in your account, so the credentials must be yours.

ProviderUse cases
StripePayment, Subscription
PayPalPayment, Subscription
PaddlePayment, Subscription
HelcimPayment, Subscription
Gift cardPayment, Gift Card
Account balancePayment, Account Balance, Wallet
Offline paymentPayment, Offline Payment

Gift card, account balance and offline payment are internal tenders — cash, store credit and wallet balance — handled through the same payment interface as cards.

Marketplaces

Seven providers, for listing and selling on external storefronts. Bring-your-own, since these are your seller accounts.

ProviderUse cases
AmazonAmazon, E-commerce, Marketplace, Product Sync
eBayeBay, E-commerce, Marketplace, Product Sync
EtsyEtsy, E-commerce, Marketplace, Product Sync, Handmade
WalmartWalmart, Marketplace, E-commerce, Product Sync
ShopifyShopify, E-commerce, Product Sync
WooCommerceWooCommerce, WordPress, E-commerce, Product Sync
Bing ShoppingBing Shopping, Microsoft Ads, E-commerce, Product Sync

See sales channels for how listings, inventory and orders are kept in step across them.

Shipping and logistics

Five carriers and aggregators, all sharing the Shipping, Logistics use case — so shipping features work with whichever you configure.

EasyPost · ShipEngine · Shippo · FedEx · UPS · Stamps.com

Messaging, email and voice

ProviderUse cases
TwilioSMS, Voice, Phone
InfobipSMS, Email, Phone
AWSEmail, SMS, Marketing, Transactional Email, Domain Registration
SendGridEmail, Marketing, Transactional Email
MailgunEmail, Transactional Email, Marketing
ResendEmail, Transactional Email, Marketing
MailEmail

Twilio is the clearest sub-account case: accepting its agreement provisions you an isolated sub-account rather than sharing ours.

AI

ProviderUse cases
AnthropicAI
OpenAIAI, Voice, Chat, Analytics
Google GeminiAI
DeepSeekAI

AI providers are the most common fallback case — they work immediately on platform credentials, and you can switch to your own key at any point. See Vibe Agent.

Google and Microsoft

Two broad providers spanning many services rather than one.

Google — Email, Ads, Shopping, Maps, Display & Video, Extensions, Audiences, Negative Keywords, Bidding, Voice, Speech, Translation.

Microsoft — Voice, AI, Translation, Email, Calendar, Outlook, Contacts, Tasks.

Databases

MongoDB · MySQL · PostgreSQL

For reading from or writing to an external database as part of a workflow or data sync.

Other

ProviderUse cases
FirebasePush, Database
MQTTIoT, MQTT
FigmaFigma, Design
ZapierIntegration

Picking by use case rather than by name

Features request an integration by use case. A shipping quote asks for Shipping; a text message asks for SMS.

That indirection is why swapping FedEx for UPS, or SendGrid for Resend, is a configuration change rather than a code change — and why a provider added to the registry becomes usable by existing features without anything being rewritten.